MOT Festival 2026
The MOT Festival is a literary outreach project that brings writers closer to readers, bringing prominent national and international literary figures to the Girona region. The festival's key features are its pursuit of excellence in the quality of its authors and their connection with the public. This year, the MOT Literature Festival's theme is "I'm leaving. The journey in literature."
A wide variety of authors will participate, including names such as Josep Maria Argemí, Biel Barnils, Joan Benesiu, Luis Calvo, Bibiana Candia, Miriam Cano, Oriol Canosa, Marc Collell, Jean Echenoz, Saray Encinoso or Cristina García Molina, among others.
The MOT Festival will take place in various venues, with activities scheduled at the Sala Torín in Olot from March 19th to 21st and at the Carlos Rahola Public Library in Girona from March 26th to 28th. This event offers a unique opportunity to enjoy literature in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, where attendees can interact with authors and participate in a variety of literary activities.
Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of literature and discover new literary voices!
Events
Romanyam - Gavarres Gastronomic and Artisan Market
7 NovemberChestnut Festival - Children's Party at Fogars de la Selva
7 NovemberGuided tour of Hostalric Castle
7 NovemberRatafía Fair in Santa Coloma de Farners
From 5 to 8 NovemberGastronomic days "Es Niu" in Palafrugell
From 16 October to 13 DecemberPopular March in Campllong
8 NovemberAutumn Theater Season in Caldes de Malavella
8 NovemberNearby experiences
Banyoles Dolça (Sweet Banyoles)
BanyolesBanyoles, known for its natural beauty and iconic lake, hides another treasure waiting to be discovered: the sweetness of pastry tradition and innovation. Through a tour of the city's pastry shops and bakeries, we invite you to enjoy an experience…
Family gymkhana to discover Banyoles!
BanyolesLive the adventure of discovering Banyoles through the self-guided game through the Barri Vell Between stone and water! More than a thousand years ago, Benedictine monks wanted to found a city near the Estany. With great effort, they cut the…
